Kahoot Flashcards
Which domestic organization uses existing capabilities to move into overseas markets?
international corporation
What is a transnational corporation?
attempt to balance local responsiveness and global scale
A corporation that has independent business units operating in several countries is…
a multinational corporation
Which type of organization requires international human resources capabilities?
Global corporation
What factor is considered to be part of a country’s cultural environment?
educational system
What is a country called if an international business operates within its boundaries?
host country
What are the 3 sources of employees with whom to staff international operations?
- expatriates
- host-country nationals
- 3rd-country nationals
what are the employees from the home country who are on an international assignment called?
Home-country nationals (or expatriates)
Term used to describe employees who are native of a country other than the host or home country.
Third-country nationals
What is a foreign assignment of 6 to 12 months called?
a short-term assignment
Mary, Canadian, working 3 months for US company in Saudi Arabia, for a Us pay package:
third-country national on a commuter assignment
What is one disadvantage of increased use of host-country nationals?
Home-country nationals tend to be more productive
Why are international corporations making greater use of third-country nationals?
because they are often multilingual
What are the four core criteria that are viewed as essential in worldwide recruiting efforts?
- respect others
- integrity
- drive for results
- capability
Which four factors should organizations focus on to attract and retain talent in new countries?
- purpose
- opportunity
- brand
- culture
In Canada, what do managers tend to emphasize in their selection practices?
merit
In countries outside of Canada, what are the three factors managers tend to use as a basis for hiring?
- common origins
- social status
- family ties